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David Arase

David Arase

David Arase is a resident professor of international politics with the Hopkins Nanjing Centre for Chinese and American Studies at Nanjing University in China
David Arase is a resident professor of international politics with the Hopkins Nanjing Centre for Chinese and American Studies at Nanjing University in China
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Opinion | How will a setback in China-Japan relations benefit Asean?

As Covid-19 led to a setback in China relations, Japan’s post-pandemic foreign policy outlook may create new opportunities for Asean-Japan cooperation.

Japan needs global rules to prosper; China has shown a willingness to break them. Now Tokyo is stepping up engagement with the region in an effort to ensure other states don’t do the same.

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